chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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do prisons serve as a social control mechanism

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true

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2
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what insitutions classify inmates into treatment programs to adress their needs

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correctional

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what did the elmira prison do for later development

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it was ambitious of these efforts in 1800s which in turn stage for the later development.

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5
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what was the elmira better than

women not a big part of this.

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convict leasing system that operated at that time in the south. folsom prison. which was racist.

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6
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which french guys visited the prisons and told them what was wrong

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-gustave de beaumont
- alexis de tocqueville

they saw what the americans who built this prisons couldnt see

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8
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what was punishemnt that was used?

punishemnt was often depended on the wealth and status of the offended party and the offender

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  • tortures
  • whipping
  • branding
  • mutilation
  • drowing
  • suffocation
  • exectuions
  • banishment
  • ## boiled alive: for high treason and heresy, also murder of husband(remained in england)
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9
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what was first jails or prisons

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jails, but punishement and imprisonment has been within us since 2040 164 BC

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10
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why were people held back in the old times

jails=gaols

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  • to become slaves
  • or cuz of a fine
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11
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how were the catholic church jails like?

us n europe influenced by quakers and protestestan copied them

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it turned it charges over to authorities for physical punishement. the church required solitude,reduced diet, reflection for extended periods of times.

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12
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galley slavery?

under elizabeth it was used instead of death

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it was used for removing poor people from the streets. it was rowing in needed ships

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13
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what were bridewells

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buildings constructed to hold and whip beggars,prostitutes and nightwalkers.t They did not seperate people by gender or age or cime. neither were people fed or clothed. ONLY COULD GET THOSE THINGS IF PAYED THE FEE.

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14
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what was transportation used for?

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was used to rid cities and towns of poor people. some will get sold to do labor as servants usually in agricultural work. if they survived they were free and given toold and land to survive

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15
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norforlk land

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-brutal and violent island were they were poorly fed and clotherd.

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16
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who asked to be send to norfolk

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alexander maconochie, he was to practice some ideas he had about prison reform. his ideas were later adopted.

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17
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john howard

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he experienced incarceration himself, and spent the rest of his life trying to reform them. he believed that they shouldnt have to pay for food,clothing and housing. the gov needs to to give them good conditions. he believed people should be seperated

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18
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bentham and beccaria

wrote during the englightment era

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they wanted to end harsh punishment for little offenses.

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19
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what did bentham built

around a hub so staff could view inmates

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panopticon: it was improved supervision with architecture round and open. which enhance the supervision of inmates.a keeper will be in the center. the cell will be large. man and women were invisible to each other. interact should be small . inmates would be well fed, fully clothed.also have the opportunity to labor and education.it will be open to prevent abuse.

20
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william penn

he did not believe in harsh punishment

pennsilvinia

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he was incarcetered for his freedom of religion and practice. he proposed the great law, which was based on quaker principles. no corporal or capital punishment for all crimes but the most serious.

21
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where was the first jail in america

the first prison was walnut street jail

in walnut street they could pay for better accomodations such as liquior and sex

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jamestown virginia.howevel the oldest standing jail is in massachiusetts

22
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how were older jails like?

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they were held in people homes,inns. they were required to pay a fee. those who were wealthier could but their way out.so alot were starving.

larger facilities kept them in unsanitary rooms, and not seperated.

23
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rotary jails?

a human squirrel cages

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rotating steel cages, secured tot eh floor and could be spun.

24
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newgate

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cooper mine who would put inmates to work the mine during the day. loyalist to the english crown were held there.

25
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early american prisons were pennsylvania model prisons

the walnut street

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-heled pretrial detainess failed to seprate by gender,age,or offense. used the fee system. starved those with no money and gave those who had it sex and better accomodations.it was remodeld by howard.

26
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new york prison system

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worked during the day

26
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pennsylvania prison

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emphazised silence and isolation. even labor was to be prohibited

26
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congregate system

auburn,sing,sing, and new york

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was prefered over penssylvania. maintain the solitude of inmates at night and silnce in the day while they worked.

27
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beaumont and tocqueville

they found that there was no reform at all in america jails

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were france reformers who wanted to reform jails and prison.they found that inmates were incarcerated with hogs in the pennsylvania.

28
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dorethea dix

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insane asylum reformer .she found that food to be adequate in most places.

29
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elmira reformatory

no worse, and much more more humane

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rehabitation focus,marks system: earn marks that,in entitled privileges.Educate inmates from elementary schoold thorugh college. the mark system to enccourage reform, reduce the sentence.

30
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the declaration of principles that emerged from the America was?

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Reform

31
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how was the southern and northern prisons

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in agriculturally, labor is prized needed in the fieled. Slave labor.incarcerating more people particularly formely enslaved people . they were taken for minor offenses.understaffed and overcrowed

32
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contract and lease

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reponsible for both housing and feeding inmates. Feeding or takingg care of inmates.

33
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industrial prisons

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inmates were employed either by outsided contractors or by the state. for large production of goods.

34
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stateville prison

there was little programming and overcrowded as well as understaffed

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stateville prison was built to relieve that overcrowding, but by 1935 it was full of 4,000 inmates. It was were they could be classified into treatmnet programs to adress needs, and earn good time for paralo.

35
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medical model

was used by stateville

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where inmates were not to be merely werehoused but corrected and treated.

35
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what did stateville become

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a big house prison: big stone fortress, used for maxium security. whoc promoted isolation,routine, and monotony.they were isolated but some were favored and given privileges as well as better housing. black market trade, and turning head when inmates were been beat. yet the rehabilitation increased.

36
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convict code

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rules inmates lived by.
1. do not inform
2. do not openly interact or cooperate with the guards
3. do your own time

37
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meidum and minium security prisons at the time

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moved to rehabilitation with programs as well as treatment needs . the people hired had a GED or high school diploma and were not pad wages. paraloe was poor supervised n even removed by gov.

38
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correctional institution

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treats people with sicknes. it has a medical model focuz

38
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warehouse prisons

maxium security

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no rehabilitation just punishment and incapacitation.

39
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what has been an issue in correctional history

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overcrowding

40
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the overriding theme of corrections thorugh history?

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money

41
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black act

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prohicited hunters from blackening their faces when killing dear